(Weibai) (non-hardcore science fiction)
When Elosia woke up, she found herself in the world of the game "Between Stars". The true god covets him, and powerful enemies surround him...
Elosia: My family members in the beginning of Heavenly Collapse, what does it mean that I am actually a little princess of an interstellar civilization?
After finding her family, Ilosia found that her support was getting bigger and bigger, but in the end...
"So my biggest supporter has always been myself?"
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This book is also known as "I was kidnapped at the beginning and was actually the princess of an interstellar civilization" and "Among the Stars"
There is no knife in this book.
Reader comments
It's good-looking, let's talk about the advantages first. The first is that the narrative rhythm is relatively good, the daily posts and battles are reasonably arranged, not compact, not boring, and have people's desire to follow it.
The second is that although the overall setting is very conventional, it contains many small ideas from the author. I think it is this conventional world view setting that allows greater flexibility in some details, such as gods, powers, species, etc. Basically, as long as you can think of it, you can add it. This makes this book have some eye-catching settings and is very interesting to read.
Next, let's talk about the shortcomings, which is that the writing style is poor in describing the heavy emotions. This is a classic question for new authors. In some descriptions of heavy emotions, such as crying, despair, etc., The descriptions are relatively bland and tasteless. Of course, this is not entirely a bad thing. I personally like Yingxiang's works very much, and the author also mentioned Wu Dao in the introduction.
Finally, I would like to express a very subjective opinion (if it does not agree with your opinion, just think it is a lunatic talking nonsense), regarding the death of innocent people in the work, such as the protagonist's plague massacre, the world is beautiful and the neon war. I'm actually a bit surprised by this, but I can understand that people are self-centered. Reality is not a fairy tale, and there cannot be innocent deaths. But I personally still like more beautiful stories (after all, reading novels is not to put pressure on myself, I want to relax my brain)
Of course, the author can just write at his own pace, don't be led astray by my ideas. After all, the witch is also part of the protagonist's setting.
Overall, In Tomato is a good book and worth reading.
I've read 100 chapters, and the writing is pretty good, but I'm so sorry that I'm afraid I'll stop reading it one day.
Clear structure and comfortable to watch
I've read a hundred chapters, it's pretty good, five stars for support
It's good-looking, let's talk about the advantages first. The first is that the narrative rhythm is relatively good, the daily posts and battles are reasonably arranged, not compact, not boring, and have people's desire to follow it. The second is that although the overall setting is very conventional, it contains many small ideas from the author. I think it is this conventional world view setting that allows greater flexibility in some details, such as gods, powers, species, etc. Basically, as long as you can think of it, you can add it. This makes this book have some eye-catching settings and is very interesting to read. Next, let's talk about the shortcomings, which is that the writing style is poor in describing the heavy emotions. This is a classic question for new authors. In some descriptions of heavy emotions, such as crying, despair, etc., The descriptions are relatively bland and tasteless. Of course, this is not entirely a bad thing. I personally like Yingxiang's works very much, and the author also mentioned Wu Dao in the introduction. Finally, I would like to express a very subjective opinion (if it does not agree with your opinion, just think it is a lunatic talking nonsense), regarding the death of innocent people in the work, such as the protagonist's plague massacre, the world is beautiful and the neon war. I'm actually a bit surprised by this, but I can understand that people are self-centered. Reality is not a fairy tale, and there cannot be innocent deaths. But I personally still like more beautiful stories (after all, reading novels is not to put pressure on myself, I want to relax my brain) Of course, the author can just write at his own pace, don't be led astray by my ideas. After all, the witch is also part of the protagonist's setting. Overall, In Tomato is a good book and worth reading.
I've read 100 chapters, and the writing is pretty good, but I'm so sorry that I'm afraid I'll stop reading it one day.
Clear structure and comfortable to watch
I've read a hundred chapters, it's pretty good, five stars for support